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Thanks for the ! I really enjoyed the time I spent using PC-BSD... it was a good operating system. Then again I like just about every OS out there.

Right now I am a Windows 7, about to be Windows 8 Beta user (when it finally arrives).

But I've used and loved VMS, UNIX, Linux, BSD's, BeOS (especially BeOS), OS/2, Mac OS 6-9 and Mac OS X of every flavor, and others that are not as popular.

Right now gaming and work are pretty much defining my need for Windows. But in fairness, Windows is quickly becoming a pretty good operating system... Microsoft is finally taking it to the "next level"... attractive, functional, better defined kernel vs. userland, etc.

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. I'm still amazed how everybody on deviantart says 'thanks' whenever you favorite something they did. It's cool.

This past summer I did use Windows 7 on a brand new HP laptop (so it had a huge LCD screen + ran superfast) and I was impressed to see the integration of powershell and the new logging facilities. Still, though, the charm wore off for me + I found myself getting irritated with it ... I don't do that with other OSes (OSX, BSD, Linux). I think it's because fundamentally I still see it as that horrible Win 3.11 for Workgroups from my childhood ... that is, just some menu/window program running on DOS. I know that's not true + it runs with the Unix-comparable NT kernel but ... that's just me.

Not sure if PC-BSD is quite ready for primetime but it certainly could be. I'm really impressed with the user-friendliness that's come into distros like Linux Mint over the past handful of years. That's a ton of work

I guess I just try to see all the positive aspects of operating systems. (Not suggesting you don't, either). I think my favorite OS of all time, and the one I wish I was on all of the time, is the BeOS. (Well, or VMS running X-Windows/Motif).

I have fond memories of BeOS and VMS... Ahh well, both gone for the most part. I really still hold out hope for Haiku... but I am growing old rapidly and Haiku still hasn't reached a state where I can run special network security and Java tunneling applications, which I would need.